Arizona weekly enterprise., 1887-08-20
Local Items.

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 10000 pounds of lime for sale at J. M. Ochoa's.
 Father Montort went to Pinal yester- day to remain over Sunday.
 MT. R. H. Martin was in Tucson dur ing the first part of the week.
 Mir. J. D. Rittenhouse made visit to his store at Sacaton this week.
 The assessment list shows Piual coun- ay to have 28, ,566 head of cattle.
 Hon. G. H. Oury went over to Phenix on Sunday, on little business trip.
 zamora Cigars at weedin & Meek's- 3 for 25ctu or S7 per l00-$3.5 50 for 50.
 Msssrs. W. H. Merritt and wm. Cav ill of De Noon, were in town on Tuesday.
 Mir. J. J. Devine is having neat woven wire fence placed about his house and lots.
 Just received at Weedin & Meek's, Sunny Spain Cigars-4 fer 25cts or S1.50 per box of 25.
 Mrs. Jos. Cummings left for the Ve- kol on Monday afternoon to attend her husband who is qAite sick.
 The materials for the erection of MT. Geo. W. CampbelPs new dwelling house are being hauled to his ranch.
 The new law fixes the time for hold ing District Court in Pinal county as the first Monday in April and October.
 Florence business men advertise in way that speaks volumes for the enter prise of our Pinal sister. r.-Phenix Her. aid.
 weedin X Meek have just received lot of La Doncella Cigars-4 for 25cts or $1.60 per box of %.
 Mir. J. N. Walker has sold his Tunnel saloon to MT. George Hammel and an- other gentleman, and will go to Pinal to locate.
 Prospectors can find mining location blanks at the ENTERPRISE office in any quantities.; every one warranted to locate a bonanza.
 Mir. W. R. Stone and family returned from California last week, and are now comfortably settled in their new brick house on Main street.
 Mir. A. T. Colton's resignation as en- gineer of the Florence Canal has been accepted. He will now devote his time chiefly to his private affairs.
 Mfr. J. c. Ross the vetern stable man and hostler, whom every one knows. is very low with the dropsy, and his chanc- es for recovery are extremely doubtful.
 The cattle broke into Mir Thos. Me Lellan's melon patch short time ago and m ade sad work with the growing crop. Only few were left unhurt, but they are fine ones.
 Mr.J. w. Taylor, formerly of Tucson, is now the book keeper and business man at Mir. J. l.. Ciarks store at American Flag Jack is always courteous and ac- comodating.
 Mir. 0. H. Holborn of Globe, is about closing out his business and on the first of next month he will open wholesale liouor house in the Bailey building on Bailey street, Florence.
 Bishop Adams has been rendered two fine lots in the western addition for
  new place of worship will be erected this fall by the Methodists.
 Mir. John Dore, who was beaten over the head by Mexican at Whitlow's sta tion several weeks ago, is still able to get around on crutches little, but his pro- gress towards recovery is quite slow.
 Mir. Geo. W. Gamble, for long time chief engineer at the Southern Belle mine, has gone to Clifton to take an en- zine on the Longfellow and Morenci rail- road, which position he formerly occu- pied.
 Mir. G. O. Eaton of Kansas City, Mo. ., arrived in Florence few days ago and will probably locate here. He will en- gage in the manufacture of brick which will become the chief building material in this section.
 J. 0. Woollomss, the livery man of Pinal, passed through Florence on Wednesday for Casa Grande with his wife and children who are going to Car thage, Mo. Mrs. Woollomes's mother, living at Carthage, is very i'll.
 A sack of mail for southern California reached Florence on Wednesday from the Southern Pacific .ailrbad. Evident = some route agent hsIs not carefully studied the geography lof the country over which he travels.
 The Hon. Grant oury arrived by this this mornings train from his home, at Florence. Mir. Oury has great con6- dence that Florence is going to become an important point in the Territory on completion of the great canals TOW under construction in that vicinity. Phenix Herald.
 Mr. H. c. sBallou raised some of the finest watermelons and cantelopes this year that one would care to eat. He has achieved considerable local distinction for the quality of these productions and in the season there is a lively demand for them. Ills crop the present season was large and he sold many big load.
 The Sample mine, located near Dud- leyville, will commence work to-day, the 20th inst For the first month or six weeks the work will be of a preliminary nature. A shaft will be sunk to the depth of 1l0 feet and connected with 6 ahoft al kh.k Fl